When guest “Jeopardy!” host Mike Richards announced the categories for “Double Jeopardy,” Natalie Tyson was instantly drawn to the “Hamburgers” column. Her initial thoughts, however, concerned meat patties.
The Los Altos City Council held its 2021 priority-setting retreat Jan. 30. Council members discussed the issues they would like to tackle over the next three to five years. From that discussion, the council adopted the following eight 2021 goals at its Feb. 23 meeting:
For years, heart disease was seen primarily as a man’s problem. But it’s very much a woman’s concern as well. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the U.S., accounting for one in every five female deaths. And until about 2013, more women than men were dying of heart disease.
Capitalized, the phrase “Black Lives Matter” is a political statement. Lower case, “Black lives matter” is a passion, especially to local historian, lecturer and author Jan Batiste Adkins.
The Los Altos Recreation and Community Services Department is reimagining its Spring Eggstravaganza this year.
Vice President Kamala Harris has nothing on Ellen Kamei when it comes to diversity.
